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    Resources Translator She knocked off three articles in one day.

She knocked off three articles in one day.

Translation result
Ella escribió tres artículos en un día. She knocked off three articles in one day.


knock verb

1. deliver a sharp blow or push.

He knocked the glass clear across the room Traducción de 'He knocked the glass clear across the room'

2. rap with the knuckles.

The boxer trained tirelessly to improve his ability to knock out opponents in the ring. El boxeador entrenó incansablemente para mejorar su capacidad para noquear a los adversarios en el cuadrilátero.

3. knock against with force or violence.

The sailor's elbow knocked against the bulkhead as he tried to navigate through the narrow corridor. El codo del marinero se golpeó contra el blindaje mientras intentaba navegar a través del estrecho pasillo.

4. make light, repeated taps on a surface.

The drummer began to knock out a rhythm on his snare drum, warming up for the concert. El baterista comenzó a dar golpes con ritmo en su tambor de snares, calentándose para el concierto.

5. sound like a car engine that is firing too early.

The mechanic listened carefully for the knock coming from under the hood of the car. El mecánico escuchó con atención el golpe que venía del compartimiento motor del coche.

6. find fault with.

The critic knocked the new movie's special effects, saying they were overly reliant on CGI. El crítico golpeó los efectos especiales de la nueva película, afirmando que eran demasiado dependientes del CGI.

article noun

1. nonfictional prose forming an independent part of a publication.

The academic journal published several articles on cutting-edge research in the field of artificial intelligence. La revista académica publicó varios artículos sobre investigaciones punteras en el campo de la inteligencia artificial.

2. one of a class of artifacts.

The archaeologist carefully brushed away the dust from the ancient article, revealing intricate carvings on its surface. El arqueólogo cuidadosamente frotó el polvo de la antigua publicación, revelando intrincadas talladuras en su superficie.

3. a separate section of a legal document (as a statute or contract or will).

The lawyer spent hours reviewing the article on intellectual property rights in the company's contract to ensure that it was enforceable. El abogado pasó horas revisando el artículo sobre los derechos de propiedad intelectual en el contrato de la empresa para asegurarse de que fuera ejecutable.

4. (grammar) a determiner that may indicate the specificity of reference of a noun phrase.

The linguist studied the use of articles in English grammar, focusing on how they modify nouns like "the" and "a". El lingüista estudió el uso de los artículos en la gramática inglesa, centrándose en cómo modifican sustantivos como 'el' y 'un'".

day noun

1. time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis.

The astronauts spent 24 hours in space, which was equivalent to one day, and then returned to Earth's surface. Los astronautas pasaron 24 horas en el espacio, lo que era equivalente a un día, y luego regresaron a la superficie de la Tierra.

2. some point or period in time.

We'll get there by daybreak, if we hurry. Haremos llegar hasta el amanecer si nos apresuramos.

3. a day assigned to a particular purpose or observance.

The company has designated this Friday as Employee Appreciation Day, and we'll be having a big celebration in the afternoon. La empresa ha designado este viernes como Día de Agradecimiento al Empleado y celebraremos una gran fiesta en la tarde.

4. the time after sunrise and before sunset while it is light outside.

The sun rises early in the day, providing enough light for the morning jog. El sol sale temprano en el día, proporcionando suficiente luz para la carrera matutina.

5. the recurring hours when you are not sleeping (especially those when you are working).

After a long night of studying, Sarah finally got to start her day at the office and tackle the tasks assigned by her manager. Después de una noche larga de estudio, Sarah finalmente pudo empezar su día en la oficina y abordar las tareas asignadas por su gerente.

6. an era of existence or influence.

The golden age of Hollywood was a day that will be remembered for its iconic films and legendary stars. La era dorada de Hollywood fue un día que se recordará por sus películas icónicas y estrellas legendarias.

7. the period of time taken by a particular planet (e.g. Mars) to make a complete rotation on its axis.

The astronomers studied the Martian day, also known as a sol, to better understand the planet's geological activity and potential habitability. Los astrónomos estudiaron el día marciano, también conocido como un sol, para entender mejor la actividad geológica del planeta y su potencial habitabilidad.

8. the time for one complete rotation of the earth relative to a particular star, about 4 minutes shorter than a mean solar day.

Astronomers use precise calculations to measure the length of each day, taking into account the slight variations in Earth's rotation period. Astrosomos utilizan cálculos precisos para medir la longitud de cada día, teniendo en cuenta las ligeras variaciones en el período de rotación de la Tierra.

9. a period of opportunity.

The team has been given one day to complete the project, and they're working tirelessly to meet the deadline. El equipo ha sido dado un día para completar el proyecto y están trabajando incansablemente para cumplir con la fecha límite.

10. United States writer best known for his autobiographical works (1874-1935).

The literary society invited Day to speak about his experiences during World War I at their annual conference on American literature. La sociedad literaria invitó a Day para hablar sobre sus experiencias durante la Primera Guerra Mundial en su conferencia anual de literatura norteamericana.